Landlord Eviction Help
Why You Need an Aggressive Attorney for Evictions
Topics
- Why You Need an Aggressive Attorney
- Items Left on Property After Lockout
- Motion for Summary Judgement
- Notice to Pay Rent or Quit
- Service of 3 Day Notice
- Unlawful Detainer Process
Unless you want a costly, long and intimidating eviction processes, make sure you get an aggressive eviction lawyer that won't put up with the opposition's intimidation tactics.
I've dealt with 2 kinds of attorneys in the years that I've represented landlords:
- The Nice Guy - The nice guy wants to get the job done in the nicest way possible, and is nice to the opposition. All around, a great guy. I like nice guys.
- The intimidator - This guy tries to get the job done by intimidating the opposition. He threatens to draw out the case as long as possible, find ways to rack up the opposition's costs, and might even threaten to sue the you unless you give in.
When you're up against The Intimidator, you face a more stressful, longer process that can cost you more money, particularly if your attorney is The Nice Guy. The Nice Guy will let The Intimdator beat his chest and drive the process, because The Nice Guy tends to lack the cojónes required fend off wild animals and sharky attorneys.
If your personal sanity is important to you, and you want to keep it by settling the legal dispute as quickly as legally possible, then you need an aggressive attorney that won't put up with any nonsense from the opposition.
Having been around long enough to deal with every kind of game played by the opposition, I tend to take an aggressive approach to the legal process, and recommend that you do the same by arming yourself with an aggressive eviction attorney.
Unless you'd prefer a more costly, stressful, and intimidating legal process, that is.
- Steve